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Mll. LOCKP. h av rn the of Sir Prancis .flaring,tr eat e h n ow to coininuoicate, with . deqp regret, the Sure of William Lucke, Esq. of Norbury Park, ( o u e Yi those zeml o ns proteaor of the Arts, and t °I. the prof-ssion), perhaps, their mosteplight eno A i perfed juitge. hi s ;• distinguistwd himself in early life, by' Wor e i. "°tet - i call coon of Pidures, Model's, and fine, a nd " Sc..lipttire.; and still mre by. his liberality, 6, 10 , 1151 e. *of all the lo‘eis of .Art„ was con ed by its Processors :as their arbiter, their ad. • be bedew and' common friend. Tire compasiionate or n-a(:t °r °I. the liiimblest —the revered associate,. tit Patr on , of the mu,st ceehr.tted Artists of his li ne- "of S;r Joshua Reytioi..is, Mr. Barry, Mr. s. -n PPner and Cii;rictiti ; of.-Wilson, Barrett, and s i 4 dt „ iulb Y ;of many-now living.; Mr. West, the Pre - _ i ta -11t of the A ; Mr, Fuzeli, 8A.11(.1 berme of • ' t by the instruction of its youth; and othrr. l t s Memb,..rti, who will_ hear of Mr.....lapi:ke's death w ith tinleianed surtuve, and an aiimirknion inse. ritabi„ th „ connected ,with his remenibrance fur so d cut , ness ant sensibility, 'tat h various know-, t e a si ge ' such solid,. pi unpresmning j with. 41, s o eteiated, and ,eul trged; a Man, in 4 :, tni - ,..`" so gificd and accomplished,. so iiist, and ad- L. l °l Y good, they can seldUin hore to know "P will b e more generally regrett.:d by the highest ih society, for that extensive inlormation, t iniple manners, which made him so t: ati tx of•an English Gentleman; and for at t r Scitolar, which procured C l ' t - arlier lite, a pon.t.. : tro.ll Joimion ; , d most deepi; ...All he be, lamented, r t x , lll many and virtues, that have gi.en 'Norhurv, (- •vit whei - e.he rsi.led) a sicre,l. a peculiar ictri.iiient of blessin„; and •respell Ile tl eti at the age o f -set.en, ant is sur *:.° ny Mrs.. Lot. se (the loved d.spenser of. his " ti e'). .od ta•i.iiy ,ih . orn be lived to see I h 1 1 , , 11) _P i Csi' :endot • t.oiluw(lion, , % .',. r-t r - ctiataet e t s arid sta ion claimed!. His son, '.1‘11% t • Locke, hiS estate, the wti zuheritoi- of i•ds v.orth, and • hitoSelt of dis ' poweis. ICSt,i'd ay motn.•,.;, MAJESTY, the Dukes or A C AMIIIIIDGE a 1 CLARENCE. and Princesses I :s tiG usrA a. d S accoirtnaoird by Lad.ies, GoLDs\yoitiiv, Col.l)Esfil,oA , 'and M,..).•r PRicts, Weill to Si. ge e ' Cape , ou heard Divine , ,s . to„proce4d to Cornini.., P 1. ." he .n of General WALkER aird`Sir H. (j rz P Ill,' troops will assemble at Plymouth: e • e — real expe tattoos ire-formal relative to the St.,C , S ' Of th e Expedition a,ainst Batavia, in couse-• " t ! e nce of s ecre t i ,, te llige nc e received twin India, of t l i ie disunited state ot ill it settlement. , tri The Ind ia G'lYernin tit. at the date of the la . e s P'l t elLts AV .5 n'tn 2 r i our a fol'idacile Expedition, ko ,, the purpo ass:stni.., , the Chinese Go. et nnient the extirpation ot Ladrone pirates. o -1 French Orficer, on the ,Statf, and high in the 4 nti , telic e of Sit JOHN STUART,. hag, ht is Ueell et etltd in a corre*Ondence with MURAT. It ap-. Cars th a t h e ma d e r e gular communications or the , t r ee, pos it i ons , and purposes of UP' army in Sicily, ,I d a ded such inteiligewe might have been f iral to ou r interest i n that Island, had ,not the ac t Y and gallantry of our cruizers more than coun teracted his treason. He has ben ordered to Eng laod for trial. J ui , Euy PACHA, who at pre;ent, by his valour ati d nlilitaly skill, sustains the iot.ering forunes of le ( -Atom in Empire, is 76 )ears of age, but tall and dig 11 1 - 0 i t , 11:s appearance. His attabilit v. has /I , 4d eared ti. to the heart ot his oldiurs. ,)t• Mahomet, hr is no polygamist, and but Ont. v. :ie. br '"'"d MALPAS, son of I. , ) , (1 CHOLMONDELEY, is e Parln g f os ,t o eXCIINIOti !O t , e Continent, pur coe.)Bl'g to visit the Prussian, Ai.stri..n, aad Russian Pltals.. c l l . tare HindOo Temple, seated on' tie road to teri ' ll Pure (East Indies), tell to. the ground in Sep-. ' lll *r :809, and his since rema•ned a magnificent i ea t) of rains. Th,.,spire and turrets had long been tl a (Illapidatycl stale. Only +liter natives had lost err tires on the occ:siou, 'and, two others received ( "z ll usion s . 111 e df Capri FABIAN, iS'appointed to take 4 i clt 'viiy to the Brazil ; the Martin, Captain a co, voy to Haltfa I :4e Milford country ship, arrived at Falmouth sth instant, sailed from Bombay the IA of June. 110 shipi i W e xford, Winclielsea, Earl Camden, and . 411 niston, 'arrived at Bombay the '2501 May. ~The I tin ',slit Dragoons, lately converted into a 4-Inssar Corps, and . under orders . for Portugal, are c ° l / 4 .osed entirelyrot Irish, and hive hitherto neer' alationed in Ireland. This regiment, has log been "nsidered as the " crack" regiment of the cavalry, an d Owes its high state of discipline .and ~.,I )P earatice to the , care and attention of it< venerable 'ainnel, th e 'M arquis of DROGHEDA, now father ot the army. °f rile heal ty co-operation of General GRAHAM and Sir R. .KEATS, with th e Spaniards at Cadiz, has d one more good to the common cause than perhaps "Y occurrences of the war. The Spaniards look confidence to these very able Commanders. A brigade of hero y dragoons, A ith the 6th, 36th, . 3 7th, 52d, 42d, and some other corps, are in daily e xPeEtation of orders for service. • - Ohe of the private letters received cn Saturday &yes the fullowiag account of tl 'tuition of affairs account -bl c 4 t Cadiz : " The force of General VICTOR was supposed-to eonsist of 17,000 or 1k;,000 men ; but it has been greatly reduced by sickne,s and desertion. Cadiz Is abundantly supplied %Alt!) water :and provisions 411 d it there are any dissatisfied people in it, they are very few." • E XTRACT OF A LETTER, DATED LISBON, AUG. 27, 1810. " The Como will sail in a few . days for Algiers. She takes out Mr. .13ARNICHI, the Purtugoese-En !°Y,' and M r . H OO K I3 K , of Christ Church, to orafiar; who i n t e nds visiting that fortre,s, and part. Morocco dominions, before he .seturus to England:" PAPERS. WA ASAW, SEPT.4.—Ati 'order is'claily expeaed to be issued here for drawing a cordon of troops along the frontiers. Much alarm has in consequence been excited among our, merchants, and' it will doubtless be increased, should, as is apprehended,' an interdict be laid on the transmission of letters . between this, and a powerful neighbouring' State: PARIS, SEPT. 4.—The Prince of .Ponte Corvo will now, it is said, not grit this capital until the 24th.— On the t2th he had a long interview with 'Elk Em peror. For several days past a repart has pre vailed, that the Emperor would undertake kudistaut VIENNA, SEPT. 4.—Baron V. ESltailes,-our 'Court Banker is un the point of quitting Paris, ha6ng ob tained tle i,eeessai y recommendations for negociating the proposed loan in Holland. It Is reported here, on the authority of letters from Bucharest,. that the RuSszans have rais,td 'he siege of Varna, bei i.g driven therero by the interception of their conVqys of pro visions. RIGA, AUG. 29 —A facility has teen afrorded'io the intercourse with'friendly and neutral harbours, which will be sensibly felt; Ships coining from such in ballaSt, need no more send 'their papers to the ; Commission at St. Petersburgh, but haVe them examined here witn.permissimi to load. • HAMBURGII, SEPT. 24.—Private letters received here from st. Petersburgh, communicate that 'Connt Gottorp (late King of Swedon) having re . ceivel 4 1 - surances of the friendly d'spogitiOn -of the Emperor Alexander, had set out on a visit to the 1 ssian capital. Mollitor's corps, now qu ,rtered in pnover, has rv-ceiLd orders / to break up for Spain. TRIESTE, SEPT. 4.—Several ships ; With hill car gc,es on hoard, deSlined , for the Levant,, now lie 11,re.- The commanders have applied tor- permission to .sail, which has been tetused by the, Regency, 9n . of, the vicinity of the. British.cruizers: Lia poriation being 'am rendered d nigor ,, us, the price o olive oil has tiNen to 35, and that of raisins to 43 florins, Augsbiirgh cheteney. . - . VREYBURG: (SWITZERLAND), SEPT. B.—ln I.ViLiisrate, of our.town offering a reward of 1000 ks fur tie dise6very ~f tie w cenditiries who attempted to destroy it'oti the ni4hi of the 04th;two isons .have- been apprehended, charged with this' horrible offence: One of then) s En,li,hiup, and says his name is jOsOph KLAGENFURT, SFrr. 4.—According to accounts from Illyrian .liarnten;a. terrible rain- , punt des(!end • ed oti the nigh y of the 27th and 28ih of August, at ll,rniajor and i!s tineatening destfagoil the wh , le ge. The water flowed into the market 7 pl.tee and Ili neig,hbourhOod .. Soli,gh, as to pie rate tie windows . of the first floors. Many person's saved theniSeliies in the second flOor:, and whets on the roof; such as - could' , reach nei lier perished' in the floods. More than fifty persons were huiried away by the torrent, many of whom were Ave, - and calied • piteously for assistance, which do one could at , rd. ' All the bridges, and twelve houses, v4'erp washed away,' and 'a' great quantity of catile peri,hed in the fields. !., The following Address to the Citizens of Rome is saitt to have been issued by LUCIEN BUONAPARTE, and. privately, dbiributed two days atter he satied but Was nurne , haiely suppressed by an otlic4ll or deri--. TO THE ROMAN CITI46.NS. " the bo,som of retirement, - occupied with no other cares than those of coutribtitiPg to the happi ness of my family and my neighbours, and tasting on Rome's classic territory • alt that pure refined *bliss which a mind imbued with a love of the arts can enjoy, I ly as assailed by the ruthless.hand of .despo tistn, rendered still more heavy by. its being that of a. brother—still more galling, as he owes his life, and hiS honours to My intrepidity. " This infernal mandate . was,, that I should repu d'ate. an i:ndeared wife, and desert ti:me children whom Nature identifies with my existence—that I should ascend athrone.created by the, nest horrible .perfidy, and unite 'my efforts to - tit-spoil and . subju gate the yet unconquered part of the globe. Citizens, I had- no cisOire between oncUndi-. tional submission and immediate flight. I did not hesitate. The. Tiber, on whose batiks I had vainly hoped to pass my allotted term of life, received rite in her bosom, and she will waft me, I trust,,,in safety- to those ploy's; which, dreadful when ,soUght in hostility, become, a sure place of refuge to' the' destitute and the oppressed. Citizens, 'farewell ; my graiitude is' all" I, can leave behind. Arty your chains ,it light on you ;or rather, may yon soon Tease to bear any, by the.in tervention of that' Omnipotent vt.pgo ance . which sooner or later 'punishes usurpation, tyraKny, and oppression. " LUCIEN BUONAPARTE." TAXATION.—A young man, a native of Sweden, who has'been employed several years by an eminent goldsmith in London, kit Eng Lind a short time since with intention to visit his parents.. Having reached the place of ktis nativity, he was astonished - to find the whole vill ige depopulated, his paternal roof le velled with the earth, and in short, no traces left of his; former home. Aster some eiJintry, he was in formed that the unfortunate inhabitants had been oppressed and harassed by the taxation of their rulers until they were compelled to:- emigrate . to another part of the country, where he iound his family and theirrieighbours, reduced to a state of wretchedneSs, living under tents,. and exposed to every hardship. . • The Duchess of AN'UOLT BEIMBOthiG, formerly Princt:ss of HEssE, while viewing the ,valley of Chamouy, near Lausanne, ' last mouth, had nearly been buried; with several other ptrsons, under an enormous mass of rock, which- rolled dOwn. The Princess broke her leg, and one of her attendants was killed. . . To prevent usury on the Vienna Exchange, only resident Merchants and Bankt-rs are permitted to enter, on producing a card, with which they are turaiShed, SPORTING 1 INTELLthEAra!: NEWMARKET SECOND OCTOBER ICfEE'TING, MONlli. Y, ocr. 15. • One-third of a Subscription of 25gs. e.ach,:fcir S-yr olds flst. 81b. 6.yr olds 9st. arid aged 9st. 31b. B. L. tom* fide toe property 91 Subscribers. SUI3CRIBERS. rosvenor, Id Icisey, Sir j. Shelley, Sir C.:Bunbbry Mr. y.oisittart, Ld G. 1 - 1 Cayeoctish, Mr. WilsOn,'D. of Grattuu; Mr. Fer:nor, Mr. Goddard, .Ld Sack - ville, Mr. Lake,• W. Stawell, Ld Lowther, Mr. Kelkriziann, Gen. Gower. - • Lil Oxford's Poulton, Bst. \4lb. agst Mr. Shakespear's Tumbler, tist. D. 1. toogi. • Major Wifson's Erebus, agst Gen. Gower's Abdiel;• Bst. 21b. each. 'R. M. zoogs. h It. Mr: Shakevear's Knave ut Clubs, 9st. 21b. agst Ld G. I-i. Cavendish's Lecreston, Sst. tlb. Two-yr old Ccurse, La Kinnaird's Dandy, Sst. tolb. agst Mr. Wilson's Cam bric, 7st. gtb. D. ft. Ld Foley's.Spaniird, apt 'Ld C. 11. eavc.ndish's Flori val, Sat. 41b tiCrU,SS the Flat, zo.gs. .Sir . Shelley's Fanny, Sat. tilt. agst Ld C.• H. Caven dish's Orange, 7st. t ilb. 0. M. loogs. Ld 'Lowther's Yellow Hammer, Sat. 71b. agst Sir W, Gerard's (Maria, 7st.,slb. M. 4aogs. h. it. • Ld Sackville's 710. rec. bogs. troll) Mr. Shakes spear's Harpoerahis,Sat. 71b. Across the Flat, wogs. TUESDAY. Fifty Pouods for old. colts ~..irryit?g Bst. 41b. and-fillies 34t. 21b. Two-) r old Course. LI Darlington's c. (dead) by au Peter, out of Nitre, agst lcrsey's c. :by 'Sorc,rer, out ut Ipswich's dam, b,t 71b. eacu. Across the Flat, zoogs. h. ft. Mi: Thor hill's Fairing„ )Ib. agst I.d Jei,e)'s Kau. garoo, by Young Wirslc,:), out . ui Pukc'a dam, tat. bib. 'f wo.yr old Course, .R;045. . . W.ato,i's Ssz. 'lb. agst D. of Graltoh's joke, 7' t. Two-yr old Court.e, toogs. 11. it. Aotonio, list. 71J: agst Generul's Gc,vier's Mirth, rist. ilb. Ab. tt. Lti S.I..:KVILIC'S Deceiver, 9)1. agt Mr. HOWOIIII'S 111V411(1, 75t. 131 b. D. M. tongs. WEDNESDAY. The Second year of a Renewal o: .odobet garlands Stakes. 13. A. A Subscription Lit 3.gs. each, (logs. it, it oy one o'clock on "l'uesitay.) To be run tbr by Horses of all ages, a-yr olds excepted. SUBSCRIBERS. Ld Jersey, D. of Ruti - and, A,lr. Wilson, Mr. Craven, Ld '.kint.aird, Mr. - Goulburn; Ld t oley , Ld G.. Osborne, Grafton, Mr. Wyntihain,•Sir J. Shelly,, Mr. Norton, Sir C. Buithdry, Gen. Gower, Ld Grosvenor, Ld Grosvenor, Mr. Kellerinann, Mr. liellermann, Ld Lowther, Ld Low_ titer, Anurew, Gen'. Gower, Mr. T. C. Browne, Ld Sia,.:ll, Ld Stawell, 'Lct G. H. Cavendish, Mr,. Watson, • Mr. Payne. I To , bn Plate of sol. for 3-yr olds fist. 41b. 4-yr okds, Bst. 4tb. -}r olds, bat. Silo. r utds, gst. Rio. and aged 9it. 4;a. t. M. Al. K. C. Kinnaird's Dandy, Bst. 6113. agst Mr. Shakespear's Sprite, 7st. tun). Ab. M. zuogs h, tt. TH(JaSDA.Y. Mr. Shakespear's Knave o► dubs, SaX. 71b. agst Major W/Lon's lifebus!, Bst. Tvyu.yr old course, -wogs. FRIDAY. Sweepstakes of ao,,gs each. Across the Flat. D. of. Graitun's Pope, Sst 7,0. 1.11 foley's Spattixd, Bst. alb. Mr. Lute's Britannia, 7st. 131 b. Sweepstakes of zoogs. each, h. ft. Across the Fl a t. LI Kinuaird's Gundy, Sst. 41b. Ld Grosvenoi's 13envo.k. Sit.' LUG. 11. Cavendish's Ec.L:stonilst. 1.(1 Kinbaird's Dandy, Bst. slb. agst. Mr. Payne's' c. • by Gebouw:, out of Chester s sister, 7st. 1 tlb. M. 2oogs. h. It. - - • I.d. Sackville's Pan, 73f. rec. 63gs. from Mr. Shakcspear's Hal pocratcs, Sst. 71b. Across the Flat, ioo6s. Admiral FREEMANTLE arrived at Cadiz on the 17+h ult. and .was to sail the next•day, to join the fleet off Toulon. , W have received the following communication, dated ". CADIZ, SEPT. 19, 1810.--A Court Martial has been on - Lieut. NOPS, of the Hardy gun-brig; on'charges of tyranny, oppression; and eilibt!zzle thent of stores. He was setf,enCedt-) be multied six months' . Pay, pin at the, bottom of the list of 'Lieutenants, and dismissed the command of the SomcnvlLLE,:of the Circe, has been tried for neglea .of deity, tic. and honourably ac qUitted. The' Circe . art red 'only a few days Since frorn ti)e Havarwah ;- she „did notiget . any. Aintiral Itowt:EY having sent it 10 Spain in one of his' cruiz..f us. The Implacable, 74, RCaptain. COCK BUN, sailed on the 6th with Prince of vlsturias - and St. Anna, Spanish line of battle slops, for the Havanna!). The Implacable td return with money; Str 11.1cnAitnt.EArrs.has stied his tlig to the Mil - ford,'which, %%it!) the liodnell, Achille; Atlas, Druid, And Dotterel; are lying here.!—E%tV +long relating to this pl.;ce retnains• same as before,•the French on the 'defensive. .They have not more than 10,000 men in that neighbourhood. The foth itatment t, gine' to • Portugal to reinforce Lotd WELLINGTON: The Achille has been very sickly with a typhus fever ; but she has only lost Mr. Cockey, Aldshipman,' and' two men by it. The Salcette . arrived here with Mr. ADAIII, from Constantin+vk, on his way to England." NAy,►t. APPors - rhczars. Rear-Admiral Sir Samuel Hood, to succeed Atinutal Rowley in' the command at la maica ; Rear-Adiniral thirgood, ttisticceed Admiral Sawyer; at Portsmoutn ; 'Capt. Whi:e, to the Hib;rnia ; Capt. Carden, Africa; Captain Ryirt•s; Mats ; Captain Bowker, Wiz td ; Lieut. Marpleo, ot the Atlas, aaing, to the Etna; Lieut. Carrol Lo t. the Achille, to tile gun-boats at Gibraltar; Mr Lindsey, ot the San loser, to be Lieutenant irf ill:: Aciiille; lohn Brenton, lisq. (brOther to the gallant Cap; lain ot that name), to be Secretary to Admiral Stopfoul; Mr A tnyatt, to be Secretary to Adniiral Hargood ; Mr. W: Banks, to be Surge.fn of the Malacca. The - Irench Officers who arrived at Portsmouth, from Spain, were in tery deplorable condiiion. None of the subordinate class of OtfiCers po.:sess,d money enough to carry them to the places assigned for their parole : bat upon a representation made by Captain . WOODRIFVE, the Agent to the COminis sioners for Prisoners of 'War, they were allowed fourteen dayS" subsistence money. There were 467 landed, from the rank of General to Ensign. They haVe proceeded on theirparole to .Northamp ton; Creditor), Chesterfield, Morton Eton, Andover, ' and Waltham. Rear-Admiral HARGooD (one of the Trafalgar beaks) hoisted his flag on Thurs:iay, as Second in Command at Portsmouth, i n th e , 'town of Admiral SAWYER, who i 3 going'to Halifax. Sir HOME POPHAM is arrived in the Penerable, off the coast of Spain, with a considerable gnaotity of arms and ammunition, in add,tion to what he has already landed in' the North of the Peninsula, for the use'of the Patriots. Rear-Admiral the Earl of GALLOWAY, We un derstand, will hoist his flag and succeed to Sir SAMUEL HOOD'S command iy the Mediterranean Fleet. poLict. RIOT ON wtsrmlivsTBll lurDct. , UNION - HALL. — Aittesclttil secne id riot and dis 4 or i der rook place' on- West itinster-brdge, on Fr id iv la.4,arnongst a number of Irish.latioiters -employed In repairing th• pavement on the Surey side if the bridge: It appears that a quarrel haling arisen tween two of the liboi,:rers several persons ,wllO were passing by at the time, vow to listen to the torrents of Hibernian eoquence which flowed from their lips. This impertinent -curio:4y offended one of the orators' named Carrol, who desisting from his war of words from his fellow labourer, commenced more offensive- operations_ ag.iinst the passers, by,. indiscriminately throwing several shrivels. full of gravel in tlie-face . of a grntiernan who was passing on horseback„ and roiling the ponderous stones which they were using to,repair the'roacl, after the foo. pissengeis on the paverrel,t. A ou..i k bur, of persons being c liei•ted ,togother, Mr. Hodgson, a linen-draper,' in Bridge-road, who is a peace officer, repaired to the spot; and obse'iVink another of the rioters, Titn=:thyßrady, aoout to at- tack soon?' of the surrounding multitude with a spacle, he - stept t t o t o bi ro an eildriivured to take the.spade from him; Brady, howervr te.sisted, and struck Mr Flotigson a .violont.blOw i . which Lie.: received a severe cut across the foit'll o 34, a; d at the arhe inne a st;we from another Dune] Lick 00 thc.back of iris held, aiutbrought ititu t, to, —Asskalice by tiri time a.frivi.g. tt,e 'mob were and tour of the mOst a ;rye, viz. Ca , rut, "Fun. thy- Miehaei Seaudimg, and Twapy, wi n e s e cu r e d a-u taiwo atell'hOUSe; triiiri whence they .• vre Oil Seitußt :y morning bringht before G. Hicks, Eq. tic s4tti g inagistrute at - ,Un;an-H.:11, and by !lull, °minuted to Ho Semonger-lane, for want of bait, to take trials fur the r.ot and assault. • BC.V.STBEET.—It being strotigly susue6teki that soars of the watchmen must have been 'acce , sary tti the extraordinary robbery Y of Mr. Newin in Piccadilly, on Friday morning, by alai-ll:big the hon=e under pretence of t,!,e rremistss , being on tire, twelve of them attend, d at the Po!ice-office Bow street, on Saturday in , rnin:', and underwent I.,ng interrogatories before Mr. NARKS. They sptun4 their rattles on seeing the fire saw a number of men about the house of Mr. Newtmn, but denied that they should know them again ; and n; , tking ape gearing to criminate_ any of them, thry Were dts charize7l. Mr. Newman also said he Illould not know his seals and rings again that were stolen, if the pieces of patclirnent attached to them With his shop marks upon thitni were t.tkm off; which left Lo ground for the officers to itx'ert thetn,elves in _appre~ bending any robbers - on suspicion. • Six hundred men of the Royal. East MiddleFex Mi:itta me to march thisday from Portsea Barracks to Four-i.one Barracks; 400 of the Worcester frCm- Four-house to . Por,hester, Barracks, and the rerUaitider to Portsea Barracks; ..and ,400 of the Northampton, from Porchester . to Portsea Bars racks: A young man, of the name .of John Ashton, a ' farmer's son, was shot 'on Friday night, the the estate.of P. ffarniase, Esq. at Stoke; klers,.by A keeper. The deceased was robbing a fish-pond, in company with anotherman, and, he resisted being . secured, when the cOnten's of a fowling-piece were 10d. , ,ed in his body. An InqUis:ioti was taken on Sattirday, at the house of Mr. Cidcott, NeWington Jload, on die b , idy of Harriet flester Pranks, the daughter of a lettiel mcrchanf. The evidence went to prove that Miss Ra,:ks had taken a quanti y of laudariom on Fr,,,ai _night, and sh-died in con.;cquence of it th e fotiO,V• Mg- day. She was an accoMpti.lied youn g Lady, 22 , • years of age, and had Det't) dej, ctd state the last fortnight. As it came out in .evidetice . si;ds had taken the lateanuin not w 1 li a view ~ de;: r o y. ing berself, taut of lulling her cares, a .ierva• t I;6n4pre , ent when she t 4.1 c it, the .1 returned a Ver , 'diet—Accidental 'Death. , • • The STATE LOTTERY will Begin and Finish Dr3w log on ,the lgth of this Month. SMITHFIELD .VIARKET, Ocr. S. This day's Market was well supplied with prime Beasts, and the show of Cattle in general . was very' goad ; Beet and Mutton are cheaper than our last report ; Veal aid Pork support. last pri.:es; and the trade for the most parr was somewhat tyisk.—The sales in the. Hay Market were pretty considerable; er has dropped in price; Straw fetched a better price ; Hay sold at last price. —We subjoin an ac curate statement of the priCes,and To sink theotfil per stone of Sib. , Beef 4s. 4d. to ss. 4d,- Nlutton 43 4d. to gs. 6d. Veal Ss. cd. to 7s. od. Pork ss. od. to 7s. od.. Lamb os, ed. t 0 os. od. Beasts 2210. Sheep z 9,700. Calves 210. SMITHFIELD HAY-MARKET. Pigs iso. Hay 51. oq. od. to 91. os. od. straw zl. los. od. to 31. Bs. od. Clover 61. os. cd. to 91. toss od. CORN-EXCHANGE, OCT. B. The supplies Qr Wheat, coastwise, to-day are considerable, with great port of last week's arrivals- of foreign, about 50,000 quarters ; sales heavy; 2s. and 3s. per quar ter lower ; Rye ai less ; ,BarleY fully at last I,riees; Malt, with Peas and Beans of the two kinds, at lit ; tle variation ; Oats' are in middling supplji, sales' brisk, and rather dearer ; Flour lower.'. NA a. ORAVIIIIND, OCT. 5. • Arrived —the King George, Cotter, from St. V i ncent's ; • Adamant, and Sally, Scarth, from Quebec; lack of - London, Jean, Roach, Argo, Nels,l, and Emma, MacKie, from Matta; Doris, Blacitesly, from S:crra Leone; Rachael, Carr, from Dominica ; Palmer, Va lentia ; Sr., Andrew, Sourer, from Guadaloupe ; and Lord Sheffield, Sane, from Trinidad: Sailed— the Fortune, Crawley, for . lla vke, White- • '• sides, for Africa ; :Harmony, Crurcher, tor Newfoundlah'd ; and the Speedwell. Parsons, for SAT p. 'F :VIOCK.S ,RDAY. i India Stok 1 India Buds, 16s. pr. E 3t6ifeer bi I Is, is. tliS. 2S. pr. ainnittrn, sit!. dis. Imperial 3 per Cent. Cons. for tzth init. 66 ai ii Li.oik Stock, shut NI-ivy 5 per Cent.•9Bit Irish 3per Cent.. 4 per Ceat. shut 3 per cent: Red. shut 3 per Ct. Cons. 66 Bank L Ann. shut 4 - ra rr~~ , I Udi €i~